Tampa Bay Real Estate Market Report: Trends and Analysis of the Last 4 Weeks
Luis Bedoya
Last update: 2025-02-16
Luis Bedoya
Last update: 2025-02-16
Tampa Bay Real Estate Market Summary - February 2025
The Tampa Bay real estate market has undergone significant changes over the past four weeks. In this report, we present a detailed analysis of trends in single-family homes and condominiums across key counties such as Pinellas, Hillsborough, Pasco, Manatee, and Sarasota.
Active Properties: A total of 6,883 listings were active over the past four weeks.
Closed Sales: 2,892 properties were sold, reflecting a significant transaction volume.
Pending Properties: 4,419 properties were marked as "pending" for closing.
Cancellations: A total of 1,189 properties were withdrawn from the market.
Pinellas County: 236 homes were sold in the past 4 weeks, totaling $95,989,972 in sales volume.
Hillsborough County: 95 sales were closed, totaling $97,432,311.
Pasco County: 21 sales were recorded, amounting to $51,515,191.
Manatee County: 74 homes were sold, with a total volume of $53,298,324.
Sarasota County: 128 sales were completed, totaling $71,529,861.
Pinellas County: 576 units were sold, with a total volume of $19,877,300.
Hillsborough County: 442 sales were closed, totaling $70,051,075.
Pasco County: 797 condominiums were sold, totaling $101,083,022.
Manatee County: 18 sales were recorded, with a volume of $5,449,000.
Sarasota County: 435 sales were completed, totaling $59,681,281.
Price Decreases: 129 reductions were recorded in single-family homes and 36 in condominiums across Tampa Bay.
New Listings: A total of 85 new homes and 20 new condominiums were listed on the market recently.
Back on the Market: There was a growing number of properties returning for sale after previous cancellations.
The Tampa Bay real estate market remains active, with a high turnover of properties. Trends indicate price fluctuations and continued buyer interest. If you are considering buying or selling, monitoring these changes is crucial for making informed decisions.
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